If you believe in this theory, where receivers in their third year in the NFL have a breakout season, which receiver will have the best fantasy season in 2007?
call it homerism, but I think Brown has already had the best performance out of all of these choices. Clayton had a really nice year too though. But Brown has a high amount of yard, tds and has the highest yards per catch of the group.
I'd say clayton or brown have the best year.
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eaglesrule wrote:call it homerism, but I think Brown has already had the best performance out of all of these choices. Clayton had a really nice year too though. But Brown has a high amount of yard, tds and has the highest yards per catch of the group.
I'd say clayton or brown have the best year.
Clayton had 21 more receptions than Brown did. The only thing I fear with Brown is that McNabb will start to spread the ball around a lot like he did when he didn't have a superstar receiver. After all, Brown, LJ Smith, and Hank Baskett all proved to be good targets in 2006, and it looks like Donte Stallworth will be leaving. It looks like Derrick Mason will be out of Baltimore, which means more opportunities for Clayton, Todd Heap, and Demitrius Williams.
I honestly think that Clayton will have the better year, but there is a convincing argument for both sides.
Also, where's the love for Mike Williams?
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I'm torn between Brown and Clayton. I think both have serious potential for next year and both have already produced at a pretty high level. I'll give Brown the edge due to better QB play, but Clayton could easily emerge as a top wideout.
It's between Brown and Clayton. Reggie's already flashed a lot of the big play scoring ability and Clayton's not too far behind. With Mason starting to take a dip in production, I wouldn't be surprised to see Mark Clayton move up to the number one spot on Baltimore. I chose Brown because the Ravens strike me as a run first team, but both are solid choices.
Clayton had 21 more catches, but what, 120 more yards? I don't think that is
clayton is good. could very well be him. Although Brown has been pretty good considering his two years he played with three different Qbs. He acquitted himself well with mcnabb, mcmahon, and garcia. The spread it around could go the other way, as mcnabb clearly favored owens when he had him, and brown looks like he could be very good.
And, LJ? Smith is still unsigned I believe.
Either or, but I think those are the two front runners.
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CC wrote:Depending on who ends up as the Browns QB I think Braylon will have a big year. If Plummer is the QB he is a sleeper for the top 10.
I wish people would stop saying that. The idea of Jake the Flake at QB for my beloved Browns gives me the heebie-jeebies. However, I agree that Braylon's the best bet of the group to have a "breakout" year. (Although if Stallworth does indeed leave Philly Brown would be neck-and-neck with him).
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CC wrote:Depending on who ends up as the Browns QB I think Braylon will have a big year. If Plummer is the QB he is a sleeper for the top 10.
I wish people would stop saying that. The idea of Jake the Flake at QB for my beloved Browns gives me the heebie-jeebies. However, I agree that Braylon's the best bet of the group to have a "breakout" year. (Although if Stallworth does indeed leave Philly Brown would be neck-and-neck with him).
I think Edwards is the most talented of the bunch but the QB position is going to hurt him more than Clayton and Brown.
You have to think Plummer is better than anyone Cleveland has right now which is a little scary.
I see Jake the Snake ending up in Houston. Carr is not getting it done and Jake would be an upgrade imo.
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However, I agree that Braylon's the best bet of the group to have a "breakout" year. (Although if Stallworth does indeed leave Philly Brown would be neck-and-neck with him).
